Just letting everyone know that the Manual is available for those who want to get a head start before they get their phone.
Counting the hours.
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Yes i understand that the apps that require manual updates are there because there has been a significant change to the program and or requires new security permissions not perviously available to the app. I also for the most part dont care and it gets really annoying to go in and hit update on each app when i have like 40 manual updates to process. has anyone found a solution to automagically get them updated as well with a single click? any help would be appreciate.
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I am totaly new to android programming. I have programmed in Java / PHP with MySQLi. I am planning to make this app for fellow friends of mine in a game we play together.
I want them to download this app to get notifications on phone when a war is arising / or a war is going on.
Simple picture to explain what im trying to achieve. (Im not allowed to post picture yet)
But if you visit http.. i44 (dot) tinypic (dot) com (slash) mmdd2b.png
You can see what im planning the end-result to be.
I have a webhotel at the moment which allow me for PHP / MySQL. [The cheap stuff].
Would i need something bigger? Minimum people using will be 5-10, and at MAXIMUM no more then 50 people.
Ok now you know what im trying to do so over to my main questions:
- I know some php/mysql that's how i was planning to add a new war and store it.
Q: How does this work in a android app? Is it possible, or do i have to use some other language for this.
- User's are only supposte to receive information. (I Would like a ton of other stuff too, but atm i just want the basic to work).
- Since the game is computerbased, the person adding a war dont have to add this through the app on the phone. I hope this can be done through my own website.
* What will be added through the website: Enemy name / and when the war is going on.
A war wont be planned over long time, less then 30min +/- from adding till the war is on.
I am in no rush, but at the moment i really have no clue where to start!
Through the shenanigans of first year Computer Science, one point by my professor stuck with me: "Something simple that works is always better than something complicated that does not work."
So, I present to you, Take a Break. Take A Break is an application that targets those that lose track of time and end up studying or working for way too long at once. Studies have shown that taking breaks allows the brain to rest and absorb that information. Thus, in this application, through a simple selection, users can choose to study for 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 45, or 60 minutes before the application notifies you to take a break.
Download now on Google Play (min Android version 4.2): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jeanielam.takeabreak
I'm always wanting to learn more about Android development so any feedback (here, email, or on the Play store) will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Hi, we are launching a new platform to allow app and game developers to get real time user feedback and monetize with every game uninstall. So, hold your breath…OR…
If you prefer to get an earlier test drive, we are opening a limited BETA for developers. Drop us a line and tell us how many daily uninstalls you have and let us know if you are interested to take part in the BETA or if you have any other question. Our email is: [email protected]
Happy New Year!
Ben
ben910 said:
Hi, we are launching a new platform to allow app and game developers to get real time user feedback and monetize with every game uninstall. So, hold your breath…OR…
If you prefer to get an earlier test drive, we are opening a limited BETA for developers. Drop us a line and tell us how many daily uninstalls you have and let us know if you are interested to take part in the BETA or if you have any other question. Our email is: [email protected]
Happy New Year!
Ben
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How exactly are you monetizing uninstalls? Wont that be very annoying for the user? First they hate my app and don't want it, and then they need to watch some type of ad too? Doesn't sound like a good way to get good reviews...
Exactly my thoughts
Uninstall Monetization
$$$$$$$$$
Actually find a new way wanted your opinion about.
I have my flag app with over 1M install called Signal Boosters (Fred Baker)
I was trying to monetize creating my own offerwall and taking offers from the networks, long story, that didn't really hit the jackpot for me.
I had a huge problem of uninstalls (70%) since the walls didn't really work so I got really interested in the uninstall event and how to capture it.
Over a year I was able to capture the uninstall event using and launch a browser at the moment of uninstallation without leaving any traces or processes running on the devices afterwards (no trojans or anything that gets you banned)
(I saw some very popular and known apps use this implementation to survey the users that uninstalled and that was my inspiration)
I wasn't sure how to use it without pissing off someone and if it's actually allowed so I integrated it in my app and never talked to anyone about it.
A month ago or so I came across a company called APPJOLT doing exactly that.
I registered and entered their dashboard and saw they developed a whole system around this technique with the purpose to offer your users an incentive to come back to your app or cross-promote to other apps.
They have an option for free cross-promotion campaign so it hit me right away I can use their system with a CPI offer I took for my offerwall from one of the networks, so at the moment of uninstall it will show the offer and I will get paid for it.
I couldn't believe it but it worked, I see almost 1K uninstalls a day and generate around 70 conversions which generates $30-50 a day.
Not sure if I hit gold or not, just wanted to ask the members of this forum how can I improve this flow? or am I missing anything?
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Please be aware that it might be against google policy. There is no notification about that your app has been uninstalled (or the uninstallation started), so they use background service that checkes if the user is currently trying to uninstall your app. Also, the earnings reported here are very high (eCPM $30 - $50), while ad networks pay usually between $1 - $3 for interstitial ads, I don't think you can get such high eCPM for uninstallations, I would expect something at least 10x lower.
Cool idea but it's hard to make it practical and implement it. So, how exactly are you monetizing from uninstalls I wonder..
I can guaranty you that you will get A LOT of 1 star. I will for sure install the game again just to give it 1 star.
Hello folks,
My 12 YO would like to have a device of his own. Since the school is a hybrid, his request is getting consideration, for various reasons. I am going to hand over rooted OG Pixel XL with Lineage OS to him.
While I trust how my 12 YO would use the device, I still would like to keep everything in check to be absolutely certain. According to fellow parents, this is the age things can go out of hand pretty quickly. I would like to enable the following constraints. He has agreed to the constraints. I do not have Tasker but I have purchased MacroDroid.
- I would like to know which apps he uses and how long. I am esp. worried about the extensive use of YouTube.
- He is barred from social media completely but I would still like to prevent him from installing any apps without my permission.
- I would like to create a profile that he will be able to use only specific apps during school hours (so no games during school hours).
- I would like to have a constant location of the device.
- I would like an app that would take random screenshots.
- Is there any app with a one-time fee that will do all of the above (no subscription model).
- Those parents who have been through this phase, do you have any other suggestions?
Thank you for all suggestions.
(P.S. - Pls do not comment on the thread if your answer is, you should not give the phone to your child for whatever reason.)
Use a Parental Control app. Overview here.